Print photos for a portfolio, art reproductions, or simple greeting cards and postcards with this 50-sheet pack of 8.5 x 11" Innova Soft White Cotton Fine Art Paper 8.5x11from Innova. It is made from a cotton and alpha cellulose mixed base and offers a basis weight of 280 gsm with a thickness of 16 mil. It has a natural white color along with an excellent whiteness of 103% and a brightness of 96%. Also, the slightly textured matte surface is instant drying and the paper is acid and lignin free for longevity.

Cotton & Alpha Cellulose Mixed Base    Basis Weight: 280 gsm    Thickness: 16 mil    Whiteness: 103%    Brightness: 96%    Natural White Color    Instant Drying    Acid and Lignin Free    Surface Finish: Slightly Textured Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When using Epson's Velvet Fine Art Paper how do you tell which side to print on?

A: Epson packages the paper inside of a strong cardboard container and inside a strong plastic sleeve. The clear sleeve is marked with Print this Side . So one will know which side to print. It is wise to keep the paper in the right order and inside of sleeve. If by chance one needs to identify which side to print, put the paper near a strong light source - up close at a sharp angle. The printable side will have a finer even texture than the back which will have a slightly more coarse texture with a faint screen pattern. Also the printable side is slightly whiter that the back. One can gauge this whiteness by laying another piece of velvet paper on and comparing.

Q: 2. Is this a true double sided paper? can you print on both sides?

A: Yes, the Epson UltraSmooth Fine Art Paper is coated evenly on both sides, which will have optimal results as true double sided Fine Art Paper.

Q: 3. Has anyone bought a cheap case for the Setti? Links?

A: Check your local music store as they have some soft drum cases that should work well.

Q: 4. Mola setti How much weight?

A: Are you asking how much the dish weighs? If so, the dish when set up and out of the box is approximately 13-14 lbs. The box when shipped is just over 18 lbs.

Q: 5. Does it comes with Opal Diffusion Glass ?

A: No it doesn't come included you have to purchase the opal glass separate along with the opal glass stabilizing ring. Also you will need to purchase the speed ring attachment that works with your lighting equipment. Hope this helps. It's an awesome light diffuser!! Enjoy:)

Q: 6. Hi,i'm looking or a 20 Grid for a Mola Demi 22 .The ones Mola produce are a little wobbly.Any alternatives?Thanks

A: look at honey grids

Q: 7. I just purchased this paper for use with my Epson SureColor P600. I cannot get the paper to go through the printer. I have followed the printer instructions for fine art paper. Is this paper not suitable for the Epson SC P-600?

A: The Epson Surecolor P600 does support this thickness, I would make sure you use the rear feeding tray, that is the one to use for thicker paper.

Q: 8. Can you use Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper in the Canon PIXMA Pro 100 Printer?

A: Technically it can be used, but Canon would not have an ICC profile for this paper on the Canon Printer

Q: 9. I need the profile for printing this William Turner Matte Fine art paper with my Epson R2400. Does anyone know how to download and install a profile to Mac computer?

A: Go to the Hahnemulhle website and click on ICC Profile, then Download Center. The rest should be easy to download the icc profile you need.As to getting the profile onto your Mac: After downloading the profile, click to open then go to Finder. From the menu click on Go, scroll down to Go To Folder and enter /Library. Then Click on ColorSync, then Profiles. Now move the icc profile to the Profiles folder.

Q: 10. I found a Setti cheap (Dish, Profoto Speedring, and Diffusion Sock). So I'll still need a grid, and the Opal Diffuser. But just wondering... This one seems to have kind of a "creamy" white finish. I imagine it will produce a warmer color temp. Is that normal for a Setti or has this been painted/modified/refurbished? And also, 20 or 40 degree grid? And White, or Black?

A: Back in January I purchased the entire line of Mola soft lights. I would have to say that the Demi and Setti are two favorites. First its hard to know about the interior color of the dish being it could be just old and age discolored or just stored badly between uses. If it turns out to be a bit too warm for your liking I think I would opt for a CC gel to knock it back some. With regard to grids? I prefer the black 20,.....while some say the white gives a nice soft edge which I think is contrary to using a grid to start with.....it also knocks back the contrast which I don't like one bit. {looks odd to me} Also, don't lose any sleep over the Opal diffuser disc. I have several and have yet to use them on any of my dishes. I like them with the perforated disc alone. I think once you get set up with this dish you'll love it as much as all Mola users do. They have a completely unique look and feel to them. Oh, and a tip for storage? Put them back in their plastic shipping bag and store on their face, not on their sides.